CONSCIOUSNESS
The World is Yourself Pushed Out
The external world and its inhabitants are merely reflections or extensions of one's own consciousness and assumptions. By changing one's inner state and…
Related Bible passages
- John 1:3
- Deuteronomy 6:4
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All Things Are Possible 2
all you need do is believe you are what you want to be and then let the world (which is nothing more than yourself pushed out) go to work to make your assumption possible.
The external world and its inhabitants are merely reflections or extensions of one's own consciousness and assumptions. By changing one's inner state and belief, the outer world will automatically rearrange itself to conform to that new state.
Imagining Creates
The world is yourself pushed out. Ask yourself what you want and then give it to yourself! Do not question how it will come about; just go your way, knowing that the evidence of what you have done must appear, and it will.
This concept means that external reality is a reflection or manifestation of one's inner state, beliefs, and imaginings. To change the world, one must change oneself internally.
Jeremiahs Discovery
One day you will awaken to this fact and discover that the world is yourself pushed out, just as the world is God pushed out... Then you will see the world as nothing more than yourself pushed out. And if you don't like what you see, you change it within yourself by changing your attitude towards it. As your attitude changes, so does your world, for everything is within you.
The external world is a manifestation or reflection of one's inner state of consciousness, imagination, and attitude. To change external circumstances, one must change their internal state.
Question And Answer
If you realize that the great confession of the Jewish faith is, “Hear, O Israel, the Lord our God, the Lord is One,” you look out upon the world, and there seem to be billions of people, but one day you’ll discover it’s only your own being fragmented. There is no other. The whole vast world is yourself “pushed out.” So, if my daughter fell down the stairs, as she did as a child, I don’t scold her. I rush down and pick her up and bring her back and comfort her. I don’t say, “It serves you right. Let her learn her lesson.” ... So, help everyone in the world. Tell them the story, that they may stand upon their own feet, but in the end, you are God, and God is One, and the whole vast world is yourself “pushed out.” This is just fragmented Being, the whole vast world.
The entire external world, including all people, is a fragmented projection of one's own being. There is no 'other'; all are aspects of the self. This understanding compels one to help others as they would help themselves, starting with their immediate circle and expanding outward.
Test Yourselves
See the world as nothing more than yourself pushed out and everything in it as aiding the birth of your imagination, for the behavior of the world relative to you determined by the concept you hold of yourself! It doesn’t really matter what your individual personal life is, the whole vast world is yourself pushed out and everyone in it is there to aid the birth of all of your imaginal acts.
The external world and all its inhabitants are merely reflections or manifestations of one's own inner state, concepts of self, and imaginal acts. Everyone and everything in the world serves to bring one's inner imaginings to fruition.
The Talent
Although you may not realize it, the world is yourself pushed out. It is forever bearing witness to you who are all Imagination. Make no attempt to change the world until you first change your attitude towards it. Change your thinking and the world will reshuffle itself to reflect your new thoughts. If you attempt to change the world before you change your attitude towards it, your struggle will be in vain. That which you dislike will change only to the degree that you change your attitude towards it. Until you do it cannot change, for the dislike is coming from within you.
Neville teaches that the external world is a direct reflection or 'pushing out' of one's inner state, thoughts, and attitudes. Therefore, any attempt to change external circumstances without first changing one's inner self (attitude, thinking) is futile. True change in the world originates from a change within.
The Ultimate Sense
Now I know that all that I behold, though it appears without it is within my imagination, of which this world of mortality is but a shadow. Truly the world is nothing more than yourself pushed out. And in the end you come out to discover you are that one Man who contains eternity - the one Being spoken of as the Lord Jesus Christ.
All external reality is a projection of one's inner imagination. The physical world is a shadow of this inner reality. Ultimately, one discovers that their individual self is the 'one Man' (Lord Jesus Christ) who contains the entire universe.